Atomic - Periodic Table

Atomic Periodic Table is an open-source app, designed to be intuitive, which means that the app works great for both those who only wants basic chemistry and physics information like an elements atomic weight to more advanced users who might want more detailed data like an isotopes halftime or an elements ionization energy.
There are multiple tables available in the app as well as some options to easily visualize data with more coming in the near future.
'Atomic - Periodic Table' is a burden-less experience with no ads or other nonsense, just all the data you need for your chemistry or physics project!
'Atomic - Periodic Table' will also continue to grow as more feature updates will be coming bi-monthly adding more data sets, additional details, additional visualization options for the main 'Periodic Table' and much more.
Atomic - Highlights
Periodic Table Bring an intuitive periodic table with you on the go
Dynamic Table The main table can switch data with a simple tap of a button to easily show and visualize important data.
Electronegativity Table Easily see the difference of electronegativity between different elements.
Solubility Table See which compounds are soluble with which
Electrochemical Series Easily view elements electrode potential
Dictionary Master the periodic table with the help of an inbuilt dictionary
Element Details Information about every element
Favorite Bar Select which element details are most important to you, for easier access
Offline Mode To save data enable the offline mode which will disable the loading of some images.
And much more!
Isotope Panel Explore a vast number of isotopes
Current Data:
Atomic Number
Atomic Weight
Discovery Details
Group
Appearance
Isotope Data
Density
Electronegativity
Block
Electron Shell details
Boiling Point (Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit)
Melting Point (Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit)
Electron Configuration
Ion Charge
Ionization Energies
Atomic Radius (Empirical and calculated)
Covalent Radius
Van Der Waals Radius
Phase (STP)
Protons
Neutrons
Isotope Mass
Halflife
Fusion Heat
Specific Heat Capacity
Vaporization Heat
And more

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